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Originally Posted by Toxaris
I don't agree. First of all it would make no sense since I have the same setup. Second, the result you describe is totally what I would expect.
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Yet, it could be different from what you expect. (I specifically asked others to test this feature to exclude possible problems with my machine/OS.)
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Originally Posted by Toxaris
So, if I would test the index feature, the outcome is as expected. First mark the words, then create the index. It works the same as for all Word processors I know and it makes a lot of sense.
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Sigil is
not a word processor and might behave differently. However, you won't actually find out what Sigil does unless you test this feature.
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Originally Posted by Toxaris
What gave you the idea it would work like you wanted?
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Because that's the way
Create Index worked on my 32 Bit XP machine up to version 0.7.2.
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Originally Posted by Toxaris
In that case it would not make sense to have the requirement to mark words in the first place.
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I didn't design this feature and I don't know whether creating an index for all words in the epub if no index entries were pre-defined is a feature or an unintended bug.
(Hopefully,
Meme will give some feedback on this.)
However, if the same software build behaves differently on two different machines/operating systems there is a distinct possibility that there's a bug in Sigil, unless it shouldn't have behaved as it did on x32 Windows machines in the past in the first place.